[captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] you are watchit 4. before the big race in november, there are hurdles along the way. primary voting is underway in wisconsin. polls are open until 8 tonight. primary day. we're following some key races in the state. we have team coverage as people head to the polls. our ted perry is in the newsroom with a look at the specifics of paul ryan's challenge to his seat in congress. but we start with fox 6's a-j bayatpour. he's live in oak creek at one polling place that saw some issues. he's also checking out how voters are doing with the voter i-d requirement in place.

this is one of the polling places where the city clerk says there were reports of improper electioneering - people campaigning too close to the entrance. we found a small group of paul nehlen supporters in mount pleasant. we met people from texas and virginia who say theyre here to back nehlen. they admit officials told them they cannot place campaign signs on location. they must also stay at least 100 feet from any entrance to the building. the oak creek city clerk says she got numerous calls about electioneering this morning... our chief inspectors who manage our polling locations have reported there have been some passionate electioneers at our polling locations. i personally visited two of those locations and spoke

today, photo id is in effect for todays primary. a recent ruling allowing people to fill out an affidavit if they cant easily get an id...is currently in place for november. however, officials here in oak creek, as well as the state elections commission, say there have been few complaints or issues with photo i-d so far today. live in oak creek, a.j. bayatpour, fox 6 news. ste house speaker paul ryan aims to keep his seat in congress. but he has a challenger who has built up a bit of buzz leading up to today. fox 6's ted perry joins us from the newsroom with a look at the race. on paper, it's a race that is far from close. but as they say, you still have to play the game. republican paul ryan faces paul nehlen knee-lin in wisconsin's primary for the first congressional district.the contest drew national attention recently

no endorse ryan while exchanging nicities with nehlen on twitter. but at his event in green bay on friday, the business mogul eventually threw his support behind the house speaker. ryan did pull a similar move in the spring, not endorsing trump off the bat. it brought nehlen some attention. but a recent survey showed ryan was in the lead by a margin of 80 to 14. as of this morning, ryan has outspent nehlen eleven-to-one ahead of today's primary. most of that money goi ads. reporting from the newsroom, ted perry fox 6 news. brad thanks ted. former wisconsin senator and current candidate russ feingold faces political newcomer "scott harbach" from kenosha. the winner of today's primary will face incumbent republican senator ron johnson. feingold lost his u-s senate seat to ron johnson six years ago. senator johnson is the lone republican candidate - he does not have a challenger in today's primary.

wisconsin's 4th district. senator taylor sits on the state budget-writing committee, and she's seeking a 4th term. state representative mendela barnes is vying for taylor's seat. barnes and taylor are the only two running for the state senate seat. and milwaukee county district attorney john chisholm is running for re-election today. it would be his fourth term. he is facing attorney verona swanigan. we will have complete coverage of all these big races on our website -- fox six now dot com, and your fox six news mobile app. click the "politics" tab. an polls close tonight for election results on fox6 news at 9 and 10 donald trump's running mate will make two stops in wisconsin this week, one of those here in milwaukee. indiana governor mike pence has an appearance scheduled in la crosse on thursday at three p-m. at seven thursday night, pence is scheduled to speak at the hilton in downtown milwaukee. you can request tickets for the milwaukee and la crosse events

six now dot com, or your fox six news mobile app. milwaukee police are investigating a double homicide. two men were killed, but with different weapons. police say they responded to a house near north 36th and ruby early this morning to find one man dead of gunshot wounds. another man was stabbed and died a short time later at the hospital. at this time police say they do not have a suspect and no motive. those who knew the shooting victim identify him as 44-year-old billie hill, a well known barber in the city. the reaction is just sad , it's gloomy like i didn' be here. i came to see him. he's always here. he's always laughing and cracking jokes by the bowl. like who would do that to him. he was the sweetest person ever. autopsies for both men are happening today. police say they are still in the early stages of the investigation, and believe both men were killed at the same location. police are investigating a

around 7-45 this morning near 50th and clarke. officials say a man was shot. he was taken to a local hospital by a family member where he was pronounced dead. police continue to look for suspects. humidity levels continue to increase and even warmer temperatures are on the way, with a possibility for storms. weather expert tom wachs is out on the weather deck. how does it look out there tom? clearing skies tonight with temperatures falling into the 70s. we'll drop into the upper 60s to low 70s by sunrise. wednesday with a high in the upper 80s. hot and humid on thursday with heat indices in the mid-90s. thunderstorm chances return thursday night. thunderstorm chances continue friday. 80s on friday and saturday with a break in the

skies. low: 71 dewpoint: 71 wind: sw 5 mph wednesday: partly sunny, warmer & muggy. high: 88 dewpoint: 71 wind: se 5-10 mph thursday: partly sunny, hot and humid with thunderstorms likely at night. am low: 72 high: 90 dewpoint: 73 wind: cloudy, hot and humid with the chance for t- storms. am low: 73 high: 87 dewpoint: 73 wind: w 5-10 mph download the fox6 storm center

and android devices. you'll have instant access to the interactive radar and fox6 weather forecast. the zika virus claims its first life in the u-s. an infant in texas dies shortly after birth. tonight, presidential candidate hillary clinton is calling for action from congress. fox's mike emanuel is traveling with clinton, and has the latest on the spread of the virus here in the u-s. zika strikes again... this time in texas. harris county officials confirming the state's first death associated with the mosquito-borne virus. zika-related defects dying shortly after birth. shah says: "..this was a child who was born to a mother who was in a zika- affected area in latin america and traveled to harris county in her second trimester." anti-zika efforts a priority in another southern state -- florida. health officials here are looking into a case in palm beach county that was likely contracted here in the u-s. the person recently traveling to

than a dozen locally-acquired infections were announced last week. scott says: "..we are continuing to work hard and brought in additional experts for spraying on the mosquitos. it killed a lot of mosquitos and hopefully we had an impact on any local transmissions." zika also a hot topic on the campaign trail. hillary clinton visiting miami's zika- tranmission zone today - where's she's calling on congress to cut short its summer recess to deal with the virus. clinton says: "..this is a serious challenge and one that we need to be mobilized to further." president obama initially requesting one-point-nine billion dollars to help fight zika back in february. the house passing a one-point-one billion bill ... but the legislation remains stalled in the senate. on cam tag at this point congress is not scheduled to return to capitol hill until september sixth. in miami, mike emanuel, fox news. three children are in the hospital after falling from a

on the ride at a county fair in greenville -- when the basket tipped over. the children fell 30- to 40- feet. a 6 year old girl has a traumatic brain injury. her 10 year old sister has an injured arm. and a 16 year year old girl had critical injuries-- but is now considered stable. police say they are still looking into what happened. "we are considering it a crime scene at this point, so we can determine whether there was some malfunction, make sure there was no foul play, that it was ju check all the rides at fair-- that's expected to take a few days. all rides are shut down while that takes place. more than a day after the outage -- delta passengers are still having troubles getting into the air. after one-thousand flights were canceled yesterday, 300 more were canceled today. a massive power outage led to computer glitches. in addition to refunds for

who were delayed for more than three hours are eligible for a 200-dollar travel voucher. backpack buddies are back for another school year! this year, there's a new twist. in previous years, proceeds from the sale of the buddies went toward school supplies. this year, the money will help kids on meal plans. they'll get to take home a backpack of food on friday-- to get them through the weekend. you can purchase backpack buddies at 13 difer throughout the area from now until september 6th. a father and his pregnant wife -- accused of burglary. months later -- the baby is born and the parents can't see each other. next -- the heartfelt decision by a judge. and -- a 91-year-old almost entirely confined to his bed. how he is still helping the

a michigan man in hospice care is not letting his struggles stop him from helping others. he's helping the homeless. 91-year-old "morrie boogart" is at a facility in michigan where he suffers from skin cancer and

homeless people...and he's been at it for 15 years! morrie boogart/knitting for the homeless 'why do i do it? it just makes me feel good. i know i have to be here but i don't do it very fast. this has been the best thing that's happened to me.' while he doesn't know how many hats he's made exactly, he says he stopped counting after making eight- thousand of them. story on our facebook page. debra fraser says: "that's what caring is all about. thinking of others and not yourself. the act of kindness, pass it on, do something good for someone that needs your kindness." it was a heartwarming moment in a kentucky courtroom ... when a judge allowed an inmate to meet his one-month-old son... for the first time ever. the father and mother both face charges of burglary for allegedly stealing some t-vs. both were ordered by the judge

judge changed her mind when she called the father back in the courtroom to meet his child. the couple teared up -- and the judge handed out tissues. the judge later said that this is quote - "one of the best things i've ever done." and after looking through our facebook page it seems like many of you agree with the judge's decision... nikki nay says: "i am loving this judge! she is setting a new standard. offenders are people too, they just need a little others." and rachel lorenzo agrees saying: the judge is changing lives one at a time! wow! who knows maybe holding his little guy would make him realize that life is great when you work hard for your family. the judge later said her decision was quote: "not a judge thing but more of a human thing." you can get just about anything delivered on demand these days... in todays tech report... rich demuro takes a look at an app that delivers a massage to your home... in 35

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feel comfortable. it's based on the incredible true story. two soldiers tasked with taking out hitler's third in command coming up -- how the director got real- life inspiration to make the new film "anthropoid". here's a live look outside from our estabrook park camera. ad lib what you see weather expert tom wachs is up next with a look

clearing skies tonight with temperatures falling into the 70s. we'll drop into the upper 60s to low 70s by sunrise. partly sunny, warm and humid on wednesday with a high in the upper 80s. hot and humid on thursday with heat indices in the mid-90s. thunderstorm chances return

chances continue friday. 80s on friday and saturday with a break in the heat/humidity sunday. tonight: clearing skies. low: 71 dewpoint: 71 wind: sw 5 mph wednesday: partly sunny, warmer & muggy. high: 88 dewpoint: 71 wind: se 5-10 mph thursday: partly sunny, hot and humid with thunderstorms likely at night. am low: 72 high: 90

two men are tasked with taking down one of nazi germany's most powerful leaders. and it's all based on true events. gino is here with a look at the new movie "anthropoid" ad lib to bite "what is your mission? operation anthropid what is anthropid. we're here to assassinate reinhard heydrich. he has executed thousands. only hitler is about him in the nazi hierarchy. are you completely mad? you kill heydrich and hitler will tear prague apart. the question we have to ask ourselves is this. is our country ready and willing to resist nazi germany." makes you wonder -- at what point do you decide to pluck

it into a movie. ad lib to bite "so how did you hear about the story. because i'd never heard of it before and i'm embarrassed that i didn't know. well i had never heard of it either and i saw a documentary about it in 2001 and was fascinated about the events surrounding operation anthropid. i researched it and suddenl pandora's box of all these documentation that was coming to me and this information and trips to prague and meeting with a war museum and ministry of defense and actually being able to touch jan and josef's clothes that they died in and seeing all of this amazing stuff is, it just gives you so much fuel to actually put into a script and drive it

well tomorrow is a big day for you gino -- and the whole city

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election officials are projecting about a 16 percent turnout at the polls today. fox6s rachelle baillon is live in milwaukee with more on what were seeing at the polls there. good afternoon. the executive director for the city of milwaukee elections commission tells me theyre projecting turnout will be right on par with that projection of 16 percent of eligible voters.....he says thats about 18-20

locations today and about 1200 poll workers. he says there was a good rush of voters early this morning; some people were already in line when the doors opened.....but theres been a lull this afternoon. weve seen very few people going into this location near city hall this afternoon. he does expect there to be another little rush as folks head home from work. he expects that to last until about 7, with the polls closing at 8. 'as long as youre in line at your voting site we hones lines things are moving pretty quickly at all the voting sites but should you be in a line at 8 o clock youre still going to be able to vote.' for those who havent voted yet but are planning to vote this evening, one thing to keep in mind: this is a partisan primary, so you cant vote for candidates across parties. if you do, your ballot will be rejected and youll have to start the process over. if youre confused, ask a poll worker for help. reporting live

fox6 news. brad thanks rachelle. ted perry joins us now from the news room with some stories coming up on fox six news at five. could changes be on the way for some parking in milwaukee? coming up - the reason you may soon have to shell out some extra cash when visiting the ct hot spots. also... a new nonstop flight is coming to mitchell international. at five... the sunny destination you'll soon be able to travel to directly from m-k-e! those stories and more are coming up next on fox six news at five. steph thanks ted. the russian and turkish presidents meet face-to-face today. it's the first foreign trip for the turkish president since june's failed coup attempt. the talks come during tensions

from london. vladimir putin welcoming turkey's recep tayyip erdogan to saint petersburg... it's the first time the two presidents are meeting since turkish forces shot down a russian warplane along the syrian border last november. their countries back opposing sides in the civil war there... and the incident prompted moscow to cut ties with ankara. ergodan says: "..the relations between russia and turkey entered into a really familiar with the process of setting up great goals. i am sure that steps we both take will widen our cooperation.'' voice of translator repairing the relationship could provide a boost to the russian economy, including a pipeline which would bring natural gas to turkey. moscow is also hoping to increase its influence in syria. putin says: "..despite a very complicated internal political situation in turkey your visit today means that we all want a renewal of our dialogue and restoration of our relations in the interests of the russian and

nato-member... and a stronger relationship with russia could be used by both countries to undermine the alliance's influence. the conflicts in syria and ukraine are straining ties between washington and russia... and turkey continues to push the u-s to hand over a pennsylvania-based muslim cleric it blames for a failed coup attempt. trudeau says: "..turkey is a friend. it's a nato ally. it's a partner. we stand with turkey work through this." on cam tag secretary of state john kerry is expected to visit turkey later this month. in london, greg palkot, fox news. check this out-- an oil rig in scotland is blown ashore by high winds. the massive rig got detached from a boat during a towing operation in stormy weather. salvage teams showed up on scene to secure the rig -- which is carrying around 280 tons of oil. no one was on board during the

community went traveling back in time -- as a piece of local history was moved to its original spot. an old county grammar school was moved back to it's place on a small hilltop yesterday. the building recently served as a hall, but town officials decided they wanted to schoolhouse back in its old place. so -- they had more than 20 teams of people and even oxen help pull it! messier says: "we excavated under the building so we could put our big main steel underneath and then and we put our cross steel on p covered by mws, house being moved came in and put hydrologic jacks in there picked it up about eight feet." the building was first moved in 18-69 to be closer to the town center. it was moved back in the interest of preservation. we can all imagine the dark, gross contents of new york sewers. but something in one -- surprised even police. coming up -- the underground drug operation they stumbled upon. plus -- the health concern that

here's a live look outside right now from our city center camera in downtown milwaukee. ad lib what you see weather expert tom wachs is in next with a your

formaldehyde is a colorless gas that can cause cancer in humans if we're exposed to too much. its in many types of household products and made headlines last year when laminate flooring from lumber liquidators was reported to emit worrisome levels of the gas. consumer reports has tested a variety of flooring for formaldehyde. jenna sachs has a look at the results in this contact 6 report. laminate flooring is less there have been concerns that the flooring emits formaldehyde. so consumer reports bought a variety of wood-based flooring products and ran lab tests over the past year. "it was a small study, but we did find that laminate and engineered wood had consistently higher levels of formaldehyde emissions compared to prefinished solid-wood samples that we tested." natsot: flooring installation if you're putting in new flooring, consumer reports says pre-finished solid- wood

for reducing formaldehyde exposure. if you've had laminate or engineered wood flooring for several years, theres less cause for concern because formaldehyde is a volatile chemical that will dissipate over time. "the problem is lots of products can emit formaldehyde, especially when they're new. things like permanent-press fabric, upholstery, plywood, particleboard, paints, and cigarettes all can emit formaldehyde." to lower formaldehyde levels, open windows to let in fresha clothing and curtains before using them, choose wood furniture without formaldehyde- containing glues, and ban indoor smoking. but forget about using an air purifier. it probably wont lower formaldehyde levels. nor will putting a rug over your floor. on july 27th, the epa finalized a new ruleto reduce exposure to formaldehyde vapors from certain wood products. starting next year, wood products that comply with the new federal standards will be labeled, making it easier for consumers to make informed

contact 6. remember -- if you have a consumer issue or an investigation -- call the number on your screen or file a complaint on the contact 6 page at fox 6 now dot com. tom wachs is on the weather deck. clearing skies tonight with temperatures falling into the 70s. we'll drop into the upper 60s to low 70s by sunrise. wednesday with a high in the upper 80s. hot and humid on thursday with heat indices in the mid-90s.

chances continue friday. 80s on friday and saturday with a break in the heat/humidity sunday. tonight: clearing skies. low: 71 dewpoint: 71 wind: sw 5 mph wednesday: partly sunny, warmer & muggy. high: 88 dewpoint: 71 wind: se 5-10 mph thursday: partly sunny, hot and humid with thunderstorms likely high: 90 dewpoint: 73 wind: s 5-10 mph friday: mostly cloudy, hot and humid with the chance for t- storms. am low: 73 high: 87 dewpoint: 73 wind: w 5-10 mph saturday: partly sunny, warm and humid. am low: 73 high: 84 dewpoint: 69 wind: nw 5-10 mph sunday: partly

nw 5-10 mph monday: mostly sunny. am low: 62 high: 79 dewpoint: 60 wind:

many people develop physical disabilities later on in life. but a new study shows -- staying agile could come from having a job. more. new research shows working and volunteering later in life may reduce your chance of developing physical disabilities. this according to researchers at georgia state university and florida state university. the study found people ages 50 to 64 who worked full-time or part-time or volunteered up to 100 hours per year... had a smaller chance of getting a chronic condition that limited their movement... like the ability to walk or climb.

than 13- thousand people over 14 years. a new study from m-i-t reveals that a brain region dedicated to reading ...has connections for that skill even before children learn to read. it was done by scanning the brains of children before and after they learned. the researchers found they could predict the precise location where each child's reading ability would develop in their brain. the kids were scanned twice -- read. the scans showed a number of different connections in the brain. the team hopes to use its research to determine if kids are at risk for dyslexia and other reading difficulties. well -- it's almost here.... time to head back to school.. and if you're a parent.. you're already thinking about how ?you'll get that sleepy ?teen ?out of bed in the morning. a cleveland clinic sleep expert says teens' reluctance to get up for school doesn't mean they are lazy.. instead, they simply require

getting enough sleep can cause negative health consequences including an increased likelihood to suffer depression. and fixing the problem could be as easy a slowly changing their sleep schedule. "maybe two to three weeks before the school starts, the parents should try to ensure that the kid is getting enough sleep and they should try to move the sleep schedule in small increments by fifteen minutes every day and move it closer to th sleep time." the doctor says keeping your teen's schedule free, allowing them enough time to complete homework and still get to bed at a reasonable time .... will also help them get shut-eye. back to you guys -- terrifying moments in washington

stared down the barrel of a gun. the search is on for the man seen in this surveillance video -- you can see him here -- talking to the clerk, moments before robbing him at gun point. he made off with money in the register and a pack of cigarettes. there are plenty of things in new york sewers but first responders came across one thing you wouldn't normally expect. ...an underground meth lab. it was discovered outside a walmart store in amherst. officials were investigating the an unsecured culvert pipe. they found the lab and started bringing buckets of materials up and reviewed it right in the store parking lot as customers watched. officials say there is no threat to the public. they plan to look at video surveillance footage for clues to who was behind the operation. a judge rejects former illinois governor rod blagojevich's request to reduce his sentence. you may remember -- blagojevich was sentenced to 14-years in

to sell president obama's old senate seat. he won a chance at re-sentencing after an appellate court last year dropped five of the eighteen charges against him. today -- the ex-governor had a video conference hearing and he found out he will serve the full sentence-- so he'll be in prison until 20-24. today marks the second anniversary of the shooting death of michael brown in ferguson, missouri. a grand jury decided not to indict the officer. brown's death sparked protests in ferguson and around the country. his family has filed a civil lawsuit against the ci ever had the desire to rent out some of twitter's state-of-the-art office space in san francisco? now you can. in a move to increase profitability -- twitter will rent out 30-percent of its headquarters. that comes out to more than 180- thousand square feet of space. despite its popularity -- twitter has been struggling to gain users and turn a profit. last week it announced a second-quarter loss of more than 100- million dollars. the space to be sold is split between two

an indian court grants bail to a political activist on a hunger strike for the past 16 years. the woman has been force-fed in jail over that time. she began fasting to protest indian law that suspends human rights in conflicted areas. she was charged with attempting to commit suicide, which is a crime in india. last week, she announced plans to end her fast and run for state elections. parts of mexico bracing for the worst as tropical storm javier hits the country. mexican authorities have evacuated people from low-lying areas near the resort city of cabo san lucas. the storm is expected to bring heavy rains and high winds to the region through tomorrow. it's a milestone for a baby panda in china. the first giant panda born in shanghai turns one month old today. reports say the female cub is in good

cradling the young cub. the park where the cub and mom live is accepting suggestions for the name. so far more than 10,000 name suggestions have been submitted. it started as a terrifying warning post on facebook. but quickly got the attention of thousands. next -- the facebook post that had the city of appleton falsely looking over

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even green bay, or how they spent millions to support johnson as he voted their way 90% of the time and supported special tax breaks for big oil polluters? whatever senator johnson and the koch brothers talk about, it probably isn't you. edf action is responsible for the content of this advertising. 5. keeping an eye out for hoaxes online. police in appleton respond after a post about an abduction attempt turns out to be fake. fox 6's jessob reisbeck has some advice from police. according to the appleton police department this facebook post was shared nearly eight-thousand times in about a day. a woman claimed she was approached by another woman at

message, generally, was people should continue to share the message and let people know of this danger that was out there." in the post, the woman claimed an off duty police officer from milwaukee prevented the abduction. she also said she reported the incident to local police. sergeant dave lund says there was no did the right thing and turned to us and asked us if this was a legitimate story." so police tracked down the woman who made the post and brought her to the station for an interview. "they did admit that they did fabricate the story, that they really underestimated the power of social media." lund says the woman did not technically do anything illegal, so she won't face any punishment. however, he said it was important to get the to the bottom of the story and tell people the truth. "we don't want to scare people. we don't want to legitimize stories that people have made up." "when in doubt give us a call or send us a message on our social media and we'll try to track that

important to always be aware of your surroundings adult, stranger abductions are rare. "a fallacy to think that people are abducting people out of parking lots on any kind of a regular basis." jessob reisbeck fox 6 news. heard. "we're the people you actually know." you will decide who moves on to the general election. "the truth matters." candidates making their pitch to win the primary... voting machine nats ...with the polls open for just a few more hours. good evening -- that is the big story tonight. fox6 has the races covered across the state. fox6's theo keith and jenna

paul nehlen is challenging incumbent and house speaker paul ryan in today's primary. fox'6 bret lemoine and ashley sears with the feingold and johnson campaigns. they are both running for u-s senate... although johnson is unopposed in this primary. and a heated race in state senate district 4. fox's ben handelman with the lena taylor campaign. and kyrstle kacner with primary challenger mandela barnes. but we start with fox6's a-j bayatpour -- with more on the experience at the polls today. the oak creek city clerk says there were issues with electioneering: people campaigning too close to the polling location. there were similar reports in mount pleasant as well... its a learning curve, weve got volunteers from out of state. this man would not give his name but says hes here from texas to support paul nehlen in his bid to upset house speaker paul ryan. mount pleasant police say they had to fill him in on wisconsin election law tuesday morning. he had

village property and we instructed him to carry his sign if he so chose and to stay 100 feet away from the property. nehlen himself says volunteers admit to mistakes...but also claims theres an effort to silence those supporters. theres been so much work on behalf of the gop machine here in wisconsin to keep my message from coming out. one message election officials try to amplify across southeast wisconsin is that photo id is in effect ruling allowing affidavits for those who could not easily get an i-d applies to november. all the poll workers have been trained to accept photo id as they did in april so voters should be prepared to present a photo id at the polls today. catherine roeske, the city clerk in oak creek, says a more common complaint tuesday is about the electioneering. i think the voters are surprised. we are not accustomed to having electioneering so passionately at our polling locations so i have received a lot of calls from the voters